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September 12

Bruised and battered Nadal vows to return
CSIS didn't have the dirt on him, so 'sloppy' spy wins dismissal suit
Mr. Flaherty says getting rid of a key position at CSIS will save taxpayers $1-million a year. (File photo)
Best pictures from September 12
Ontario campaigns bog down over tax-credit obsession
Ambriesh Kajla, an engineer from India who has lived in Brampton, Ont., more than a year, cannot find a job in his field and is currently working as a driver.
Mayor's newly released budget strategy sets stage for battles
Maybe city shouldn't bear lion's share of zoo costs
Marcus Gee
China's Xinhua a trap for unwary Western politicians
York Region confirms its first case of West Nile virus for 2011
Benfica eye special plan for rampant United
B.C. political leaders in campaign mode without an election
B.C. Premier must show she is right person for the jobs
Gary Mason
City are Champions League debutants with a difference
New phone app for finding missing children used in B.C. boy’s disappearance
Own the Podium begins hunt for new CEO
Canadian rugby coach knows all about commitment
Canadian rugby coach Kieran Crowley. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ Neil Davidson
Rebecca Marino advances at Bell Challenge
Can coal come clean or is wind the future?
Big chunks of coal on the beach around Union Bay, B.C., May 25, 2011. Mounds of coal remain decades after the mining industry left Buckley Bay.
Madonna responds to 'hydrangea incident.' Not with an apology
Marathon champ Shorter breaks silence on his childhood abuse
Tea with Cristina and Evita on the Ontario campaign trail
Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horvath, left, pays a visit to Cristina Carbajal and her two children on Sept. 12, 2011.
Canadian diplomats arrive in Tripoli to reopen embassy, sources say
Libyan revolutionary supporters react as Libyan Transitional National Council chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil delivers his speech on the former Green Square renamed as Martyr's Square inTripoli, Libya, Monday, Sept. 12, 2011.
Arsenal, Dortmund seek way out of slumps
New high school textbook aimed at aboriginal youth means business
A textbook designed for aboriginals, by aboriginals.
Three parties, three levels of government, one priority: to stand out in Ontario
With Greece at the brink of insolvency, Germany balks
A Greek flag flies as thick smoke from a forest fire rises a few miles east of Athens August 25, 2007.
Jacqueline Kennedy takes off elbow-length gloves and comes out swinging
Grand Slam Finals
Jays place Jon Rauch on DL
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jon Rauch has been put on the 15-day DL. FILE PHOTO: REUTERS/Mike Cassese
Berger starts strong at Habs' rookie camp
Montreal Canadiens draft pick Louis Leblanc slips on his jersey as general manager Bob Gainey looks on at the 2009 NHL entry draft Friday, June 26, 2009, in Montreal. LeBlanc was among rookies who attended Monday's Montreal Canadiens rookie camp. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ryan Remiorz
Material Girl forces volunteers to look away at TIFF
Director Madonna poses at "W.E." press conference during the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival at TIFF Bell Lightbox on September 12, 2011 in Toronto, Canada.
Canada's western NHL teams are shifting gears
European bank stocks look cheap ... and risky
Quebec Labour Minister endorses call for 'revolution' in union power
Minister of Labour Lise Theriault at the National Assembly, April 6, 2011.
Tiff fashion day 5: Green sequins on the red carpet?
Chinese buyer says no layoffs planned at Wescast
Dong Ping, chairman and CEO of Sichuan Bohong Industry Co., left, and Ed Frackowiak, chairman and CEO of Wescast Industries Inc., pose for a photo in Toronto on Sept. 12, 2011.
Canucks back in Cup final this season? History suggests no
David Shoalts
Taking mom 'n' pop's chalkboard online
Bernard Leong, co-founder of Chalkboard in Singapore.
Italy's debt woes fuel new fears
Ground shifts under copper's price as Codelco says orders cancelled
Chile’s Codelco, the world’s largest copper producer, said some of its clients in the United States and Europe have asked to cancel orders.
Rocks, trees … medical research? Thunder Bay aims to reinvent itself
Rory Carrillo moved to Thunder Bay from California to take a job with Tornado Medical Systems, a medical-imaging startup.
The Ontario economy needs more than a stale tax credit debate
Ontario Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty answers questions during a campaign event on Monday September 12, 2011 at Electrovaya in Mississauga, Ont. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
UN resolution on Palestine statehood is over the Topp
Brian Topp smiles as he announces that he will run for leader of the NDP at a news conference in Ottawa, Monday September 12, 2011.
No excuse for Serena
Serena Williams of the United States wipes her face during a break in play against Samantha Stosur of Australia during the Women's Singles Final on Day Fourteen of the 2011 US Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center on September 11, 2011 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)
A portfolio only a short-seller could love
What a Greek default would look like
Anti-riot police try to detain a demonstrator in Thessaloniki, northern Greece.
MBA hopefuls: Watch your Facebook privacy settings
Honda goes on ad blitz to retain Civic's top spot
Stratford's Diane D'Aquila to reprise role of Elizabeth Rex in Chicago
IUDs cut risk of cervical cancer by half, study finds
Insertion of T-shaped IUD may destroy precancerous lesions or trigger immune response, researchers say
Chirac, de Villepin deny taking millions in cash from African leaders
Former French President Jacques Chirac leaves his home in a car, Sept.6, 2011 in Paris.
Much-delayed Ashley Smith inquest resumes, then adjourns for another week
Duncan, Horwath say platforms won't change with negative economic outlook
Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan
Bombers' Pierce hurting after Riders loss
The ABCP crisis and its (somewhat) happy ending
Cheap and cheerful city programs for kids
A baby swims during a water babies class in Dallas.
One in five Canadians have conditions that raise risk of heart disease
Dealing with mentally ill still a challenge for Vancouver police: report
Items scattered on the side walk wait to be purchased along a block of East Hastings Street in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, Monday, March 28, 2011.
Down-and-dirty sex in the lineup at TIFF 2011 makes for a racy festival
Coppola's personal film touches private pain
Francis Ford Coppola attends the gala screening of the film 'Twixt' at the Toronto International Film Festival in Toronto on Sunday September 11, 2011.
Celebrity of the day: Glenn Close gender-bending in 'Albert Nobbs'
Ontario voters trending to McGuinty, poll suggests
David Wade Stetson
David Stetson
Why going clockwise is better
Report: NHL’s Devils inching towards bankruptcy
Greek default preferable to quitting the euro
The Bank of Greece building is stained with paint thrown by demonstrators protesting against cutbacks.
Lexus hatchback is a fancier, pricier Prius
2011 Lexus CT200h
Is it silly to mourn for my dog?
No sign yet Flaherty can bridge ‘significant’ Quebec HST gap
On jobs, auditing and that OBC: The insults are flying in B.C.
Christy Clark at Seaspan Shipyards in North Vancouver, on Tuesday June 7, 2011.
Widow faces wrongful-death suit as Arturo Gatti legal plot thickens
Amanda Rodrigues, widow of former boxing champion Arturo Gatti, arrives at court in Montreal on Sept., 6, 2011, where a civil case has begun to determine the beneficiary of Gatti's estate.
An educational tip for grandparents
Rob Carrick
Lions Gate has potential to roar
David Milstead
Tory MP who flirted with Chinese reporter passed security check
Conservative MP Bob Dechert, shown in his Mississauga riding in January of 2010, was parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Justice before moving to Foreign Affairs.
This often untreated eye problem can affect your driving
This cruise sucks: Vamps at Sea
California agency Cruises Cruises Cruises is promoting a Vamps at Sea sailing to Alaska from Vancouver in June.
Blockbuster’s run ends, but retail property's show goes on
Brad and Angelina, George Clooney and more: TIFF best dressed
TORONTO, ON - SEPTEMBER 09: Actress Angelina Jolie (L) and actor/producer Brad Pitt arrive at "Moneyball" Premiere at Roy Thomson Hall during the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival on September 9, 2011 in Toronto, Canada.
Waiting for other election shoe to drop? This student's selling it
Politics student Jillian Spruce shows off Cushe Footwear's shoes at a London hotel that's also home to the Ontario election campaign on Sept. 12, 2011.
Can anyone knock Jimmie Johnson off the NASCAR throne?
The close: China to the rescue lifts Dow
Kathleen Turner on the best act of her life
Stocks that Buffett's new fund manager loves
The hard-working Rachel Weisz
Minor hockey associations mandate baseline concussion testing
Probe of dean's plagiarized speech won't be made public, University of Alberta says
Philip Baker is stepping down as dean of the University of Alberta's medicine faculty.
Alleged G20 conspirators ask for trial by judge and jury
Alex Hundert, one of 17 people accused of conspiracy to cause mayhem for last year's G20 summit, stands outside during a break in the preliminary hearings at the provincial courthouse in Etobicoke, Ont., on Sept. 12, 2011.
Kienan Hebert's father angry known sex offender was allowed to roam free
Kienan Hebert near his home in Sparwood, B.C., Sept. 12, 2011. Kienan was returned safe and sound to his home four days after he was abducted.
Honda recalls 347,000 SUVs for seatbelt issue
Video: Actress Glenn Close on her 20-year project 'Albert Nobbs'
Actress Glenn Close at the gala presentation for the film "Albert Nobbs" at the 36th Toronto International Film Festival September 11, 2011.
BCSC looking for person alleging new Chinese fraud
Gadhafi's son being watched, Niger says
After two decades, Pearl Jam still gives it 'pure stoke'
Members of the rock band Pearl Jam perform live to a sold out crowd at the Air Canada Centre Sunday September 11, 2011
Manitoba party leaders point fingers in lively radio debate
Gold rocks the TSX
Solid gold in the shape of Japan's Mount Fuji
Birth control pill alters women's memories: study
Arctic Glacier in default to lenders
Elizabeth Olsen, Sarah Gadon and other rising TIFF stars
TIFF sheet: Tuesday's galas and events
I am a good person/I am a bad person: A realistic, funny and touching movie
A scene from "i am a good person/i am a bad person"
Wuthering Heights: A take-no-prisoners adaptation of a classic
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